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Posted on October 17, 2011 at 2:52 pm by / Uncategorized / 1 Comment

I don’t how things are going for you, but for me, this was the most perfect post to find in my inbox this  morning!  I would like to recommend that you read the post here.  Have a great Monday! is was 

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They’re here! They’re here! “Entwined” texture stamp

Posted on September 19, 2011 at 7:41 pm by / Uncategorized / 4 Comments

I can’t believe it, after so many weeks of waiting my texture stamps are finally here and available !!! EntwinedDragon scales and vines? Oh my! Fluid and organic, this stamp contains elements reminiscent of dragons and nature. The gentle embrace of the two different textures evokes a feeling of serenity….

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Gingko Collage

Posted on September 19, 2011 at 5:30 pm by / Uncategorized / 0

Gingko Collage The unique fan shaped leaf of the gingko tree remains a favourite of many. Could it be because of the way that the veins radiate out into the leaf blade? Maybe because the leaves are reminiscent of wings. Either way, It’s a strong form with delicate lines. Lots…

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Feather Boa texture stamp

Posted on September 19, 2011 at 4:58 pm by / Uncategorized / 0

This is a quick pic that I created to show how great “Feather Boa” can look! Both examples started out with black clay that I used the Guilder’s paste on. For the example on the left, I ran the black clay through the pasta machine with the texture stamp. Then, i just lightly…

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Medallion video, That was easy!

Posted on September 19, 2011 at 4:34 pm by / Uncategorized / 0

What a difference a day makes! Last night I couldn’t figure out how to embed this video.  It just shows what a difference a good night’s sleep can do for you. (Even if the sleep wasn’t nearly long enough!)

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Polymer CAFE magazine

Posted on September 15, 2011 at 6:57 pm by / Uncategorized / 0

The October issue of PolymerCafe is on the newstands now. (ok, ok, it’s been available for a little while now. I just forgot to mention it)  This issue is full of ideas on sculpting faces.  A must have if you’re a fan of the magazine. And yes, of course, I have a…

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The CaBezels go “down under”

Posted on September 11, 2011 at 7:18 pm by / Uncategorized / 1 Comment

It’s great to find out about all of the different places that the CaBezels are travelling to these days!  I came across this post by Davinia. She claims to be a newby working with the molds but her first attempts are fantastic.  If you’ve been hesitating about trying out the…

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Image transfers and the CaBezel molds

Posted on September 4, 2011 at 4:43 pm by / Uncategorized / 0

Cynthia Blanton has been playing with transfering vintage images and turning them into cabochons using my molds.  Of course this means that the clay is un-baked when the transfer is done.  Her pendants/pins are beautiflly done.  You can read more about it here on her blog.

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CaBezel ideas from Claire Maunsell

Posted on August 15, 2011 at 1:55 am by / Uncategorized / 0

  Claire Maunsell has just recently started using the CaBezels. She refers to them as a  “great production tool” and also says that she wishes she had thought of a tool like them! (what a great compliment huh?) She often alters the Cabezels by  stretching them . She uses them to make…

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